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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

4

Winchester mayor proposes chain gang for drinkers

The Winchester mayor advocates an ordinance to send jailed drinkers to a municipal quarry, charging them with labor and limiting public drunkenness. He argues enforcement is needed as bootleg liquor sparks greater misconduct, while asserting drunkards threaten public safety.

Newport News Times-Herald Winchester Municipal E Kenness

Dishonesty Exposed in Harrison Contest Report Tactics

Richmond Times Dispatch analyzes the Harrison contest within the Republican House. It argues party loyalty will drive delay and that the Elections Committee report may be shaped to appease supporters. The minority report challenges the majority’s forced conclusions and questions the logic used.

Richmond Times-Dispatch Congress Urest Pauls

Davis Gose Extra Day in Virginia Governor Talk

In Clifton Forge Virginia Westmoreland and Delaware Davis faces scrutiny as discussions of governance unfold. The piece notes support and skepticism about Davis amid historic calls for reform and a bone dry oath for public officials. The June Call letter from the Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Loudoun County reflects organized critique of prohibition policies.

Clifton Forge Westmoreland Delaware Davis Rds Ior Davis Virginia Call Woman’s Christian Operance Union Loudoun

Fall of Davis Loyalists Over Prohibition Split

The piece laments former supporters converting from Governor Davis to alcohol advocates and notes a Winchester meeting where many ex supporters deplored his shift from liberty to wine. It warns prohibition advocates have long marked him as untrustworthy and predicts adamant rejection by wet and dry factions.

Natha Davis Winchester Friend of Liberty Friends of Prohibition Mr. Davis John Barley

Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason

Poem in verse discusses the speaker’s red nose due to scarlet fever not drinking alcohol yet mocks public reaction. The speaker argues against harsh judgment of a man urging temperance, noting genuine goodness despite outward oddities and urging readers to consider uplifting others without ridicule.

Children Honor Father With Dinner at Mt Pleasant

In Mt Pleasant Virginia on June 28 Bush Carpenter celebrated his birthday with a dinner hosted by his children and friends. Attendees included the Carpenters from Winchester Chambersville Relief and others with family and neighbors. Hupman delivered a sermon to a large Sunday night audience.

MT. Pleasant iMr. Bush Carpenter Lon Carpenter Odetta R.S. Carpenter Mary Ann Conrad Carpenter Orndorff Winchester E. O. Carpenter and Sons Chambersville Howard

Historic Fredericksburg book praised nationwide

The Richmond Times Dispatch notes Judge John T. Godrick’s Historic Fredericksburg: the Story of An Old Town receives highly favorable reviews from papers across Virginia and the Northeast, praising its lively survey of Fredericksburg’s history and its broad appeal beyond local readers.

Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch Virginia John ‘T. Godrick Fredericksburg America Philadelphia Ledger Brooklyn Standard Union Boston Transcript Baltimore and Washington

Historic Fredericksburg The Story of an Old Town review

The Times Dispatch notes Historic Fredericksburg by John Shepperson covers three centuries of Fredericksburg life. It highlights famous locals, the Declaration of Independence links, War Between the States battles, and elder Virginia traditions in a readable narrative.

Virginia Times- Dispatch McAns John Oud Jones Hugh Mercer Weedon President Monroe Matthew Fontaine Maury Lewis Tuttlepage Commodore Herndon John Bilder Moncure D. Conway Fredericksburg Rising Sun Washington America John Shepperson

Winchester Shenandoah Valley League Schedule Overview

Schedule of Winchester games in the Shenandoah Valley League with home and away dates. Opponents include New Market Boyce Woodstock Front Royal Strasburg Harrisonburg Mt. Jackson and Mt. Jackson series with multiple July and August matchups listed across various times.

Winchester Shenandoah Valley League New Market Boyce Woodstock Front Royal Strasburg Harrisonburg Mt. Jackson

Doans Kidney Pills Help Winchester Woman

Mrs Stuart Shiner of 116 East Cork Street Winchester praises Doans Kidney Pills for curing a severe kidney attack. She suffered backache dizziness and fatigue until one box provided relief and she continued using the remedy as needed. The ad notes the product costs 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y is the manufacturer.

Dean Winchester Stuart Shiner East Cork St Doan Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

Personal notices of local residents travel and visits

Mrs. W. L. Poston visits son in law Dr. and Mrs. Floyd McClure in Mannington West Virginia. Mr W O Harrison Baltimore and Ohio travel agent arrives from Staunton and Harrisonburg. Rev Nelson P Dame missioner leaves Richmond after a day with relatives. Jack Rice York Pa music arranger returns home after supplying dance music for Winchester fair. T Cooper Grace Cooper and Mrs W H Bausterman return from driving trip to Culvers Lake New Jersey. Mrs Joseph E Stegner and Wendell Stegner travel to Newark New Jersey. Mrs A L Turner returns home on South Market Street after visiting sister Mrs Annie Osborne in Washington.

W. L. Poston Mrs Floyd McClure Mannington W. Va Jack Rice York A. L. Turner South Market Street Annie Osborne Washington

Save Gas Save Money Card Urges Curb on Waste

A utility urges customers to economize on gas use as coal shortages push prices up. The firm claims ample coal for months but warns higher gas prices could follow without increased production. They offer cards explaining gas-saving practices and request reports of leaks or wastage.

Coke price hike alert for fuel amid gas works output

A local notice promotes coke as the cheapest fuel at 12 cents per bushel now and warns of a 15 cent price after July 1. Orders placed before July 1 for delivery after stay at 12 cents. The advisory is from A. G. I. CO and W. G. & E. L. Co with V P B. W. A. Ryan.

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Use Sulphur 10 to Heal Your Skin

A noted skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a cure for unsightly facial blotches and eczema. He says its germ destroying action makes it unrivaled and that applying it like cold cream gives immediate relief. Obtain a small jar from a reputable druggist.

Greenland Nights Shape Honest Men Says Icy Praise

Fragmentary lines describe Greenland as a place where men are honest due to long six month nights and ends with a stray prompt to try a star want ad.

Greenland

Sunrise United Brethren Church Pini Day Meeting

The Sunrise United Brethren Church hosts an all day meeting on Sunday July 2 with Rev C A Ryan of Keyser West Virginia delivering sermons. Rev and Mrs Scott of New York, mission workers, speak on their travels in the old country and report on the Holy land. Everyone is invited.

United Brethren Church C. A. Ryan Keyser Scott New York Old Country Holy Land

Jerry 3 Derivation From Jury Mast or Gypsy Term

The term Jerry 3 may stem from a temporary jury mast used in emergencies or from the gypsy expression jery meaning something contemptible. The wording shows how maritime and ethnic phrases influenced slang.

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